Working with APIs in Python? Use Pydantic

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A while ago I covered TypedDict in a video and got A LOT of comments talking about how amazing Pydantic is. Turns out they were right, so I thought I'd show it off!

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[antonzimin]

To convert the field name, you can use the simplest way. Use 'Field(alias="....")'

from pydantic import BaseModel, Field


class Example(BaseModel):
pythonic_field: str = Field(alias="CamelCaseField")


resp = {"CamelCaseField": "cool"}

p = Example(**resp)
print(p)

[IwoGda]

You can make gt, ge etc. validators automatically by using =Field()

[redsolaris]

that basemodel class is borrowed from typescript Interfaces

[yknukrq]

I wish I had learned this a month ago...